Terminal emulators for cu (me too)
Lee McLoughlin
lmjm at doc.ic.ac.uk
Mon Feb 29 00:38:58 AEST 1988
>The pproblem that I am facing is that the computer that I am calling is a DEC
>machine that is running some strange operating system that I have NO ideas
>on how to get around. The operators up there assured me that they cannot change
>the modem ports just for little ole me and that the terminal interfacing roblem
>was mine to deal with... Oh well...
>
>Any more ideas?
I once had to connect to a DEC machine running VMS that seemed fixated
on vt100 terminals. I was stuck on a tvi920 (or somesuch). I found a
program called vtem, I think, which made whatever terminal you were on
emulate a vt100 by interpreting all output and converting it using
termcap/curses. It spawned a shell internally. I then used to run it
then call cu. Seemed to work ok.
I can't find my sources for vtem anymore. But I dare say a request on
the net..
You'll then have all the fun of making it emulate the terminal you
want :-).
Lee.
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